Thanks to everyone who attended the July 7 meeting of the KM/Knowledge Services Community Discussion Forum, when we had the chance to speak about what knowledge services will be like after after the pandemic. Our July topic (“What Will Knowledge Services be Like When the Pandemic Ends?”) created considerable (and many) good thoughts. Here is …
KM/Knowledge Services Community Notes
Thanks to everyone for our first KM/Knowledge Services Community Discussion Forum on June 2. We had a fine turnout, and I’m grateful to those of you who were able to attend and participate. Our topic was “Introducing Knowledge Services,” and we had a good review for experienced knowledge services strategists and from what I heard, …
Finding the Knowledge Services Connection
Knowledge strategists frequently face a recurring challenge. We don’t mind speaking about knowledge services when there is an opportunity to apply the discipline in organizations, groups, and communities in which knowledge services is already practiced. At the same time, when the opportunity presents itself, we are more than willing to offer our advice about knowledge …
Conversational Leadership: A New Approach for Knowledge Services
Co-Author Jake Gach is a Management Consultant at Accenture, in New York. Jake’s contribution to this post is greatly appreciated. – GStC. Since knowledge services first came on the scene, the discipline has been spoken of as an approach to knowledge sharing. The word “approach” has been used intentionally, to ensure that knowledge services …
Research Rapture: Leaving No Stone Unturned
There can be real joy in diving into topics far beyond one’s own domain, but also concern about getting too caught up in the process. But fear not, getting sidetracked does not have to be a bad thing! If you are accustomed to bouncing around digital resources to learn as much as you can about a …
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